Moses Bliss - Royalty Lyrics
Lyrics
You are one of a kind
made on a mission
You are so Divine
Dressed in the Vision
You are a Hero, a soldier
With so much credentials
oo oo
You’re Royalty
You are one in a Billion
Mighty man of valor
You are so full of fire
And so full of Love
Just like Jesus
Thats the way you are
Oh oo oo
You are Royalty
We celevrating a Legendary Father
Celebrating a man from God oh
No doubt about it,
You are God’s Son, General
You are an Inspiration,
Teacher to the Nations
We celebrating a Lengendary Father
Celebrating a man sent from God
No doubt about it,
You are God’s Son, General
You are an Inspiration,
Teacher to the Nations
Oh oo oo
You are Royalty
Oh oo oo
You are Royalty
Thank You for teaching Us the way to God
Thank you for Pouring out yourself
Pouring out yourself
The Principle that you teach us
Have made us winners
You are Royalty
For the Things You do
For the Lives you’ve changed
Heaven rejoice
Cos you’re Royalty
Yei hei hei
For Upholding the message
For Upholding The mandate
Oh oh oh
You are Royalty
We celebrating a Legendary Father
Celebrating a man from God oh
No doubt about it,
You are God’s Son, General
You are an Inspiration,
Teacher to the Nations
We celebrating a Legendary Father
Celebrating a man from God oh
No doubt about it,
You are God’s Son, General
You are an Inspiration,
Teacher to the Nations
Royalty
Oh oh oh
You are Royalty
Oh oh oh
You are Royalty
Video
Moses Bliss - Royalty (Dedicated to Pastor Chris Oyakhilome)
Meaning & Inspiration
I’ve been sitting here thinking about this song, Royalty, from Moses Bliss (Released: 14 Oct 2022, Album: Royalty - Single). It feels like a celebration of a mentor or a spiritual leader, and honestly, it’s a bit of a strange headspace for me to be in while listening to music that’s meant for God. Usually, I’m looking for something that points me straight to the Cross, but here the focus is really heavy on the person being honored. It’s calling this person a "mighty man of valor," and when it says "Just like Jesus, that’s the way you are," I had to hit pause for a second. That’s a bold thing to say, right? I know Paul said to imitate him as he imitates Christ, but putting a human being next to Jesus like that feels like it’s walking a thin line. It’s definitely pointing toward that idea that we are children of God—royalty, like Peter says about a royal priesthood—but it’s easy for my mind to shift from celebrating God’s grace in someone to almost deifying the person himself.
The lyrics mention celebrating a "Legendary Father" and a "Teacher to the Nations," and while I appreciate having leaders who pour themselves out, I keep questioning if we're meant to center our songs around them this way. It feels like we're blurring the lines between the servant and the Master. If this person is royalty, it’s only because of who they belong to, not because of their own "credentials" or being "one in a billion." I want to believe the heart behind this is just gratitude for a godly influence, but sometimes these words feel like they’re putting a heavy pedestal under a human. It makes me wonder if we’re actually getting closer to Jesus, or if we’re just getting better at praising the people who talk about Him. It’s hard to reconcile that feeling of "being made on a mission" with the simple, broken way Scripture talks about us being nothing without the Vine. I’m still wrestling with whether calling someone a "General" or a "Legend" actually honors the Lord, or if it just distracts me from the fact that all the glory is supposed to stay with the One who actually died for us.